Book Chapter Explores Reflective Loss Claims in Investor-State Arbitrations
Published in The International Arbitration Review: Edition 10
A number of issues may arise when shareholders pursue reflective loss claims in investor-state disputes. Brattle Principal Richard Caldwell has analyzed this topic in the coauthored article titled “Financial Debt and Damages in Investor-State Arbitration” in The International Arbitration Review: Edition 10.
The article discusses allegations of financial imprudence in the context of international shareholder claims. Comparable issues can arise in other commercial disputes. There is often a need for coherent “but-for” reconstruction, detailed consideration of expectations and financial obligations, and an analysis of the parties’ economic incentives. This article’s recommendations can be applied broadly to similar issues.
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